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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
4
Mrs. Myrtie Fish represents Kettle Falls in regional updates. The column recaps events of interest to Kettle Falls and the Columbia River Valley, described as the garden spot of the great northwest.
Guests include Mrs Geo Reister and daughter Patricia of Tacoma staying with the Rimars, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Winter from Loon Lake with J M Williams. Washington Water Power Co officials may begin work here this summer with E A Logan and Huntington present. Chautauqua season ticket ads and various local gatherings feature in weekly notices.
Greenwood defeated Echo 7 to 2 in a Sunday ball game at Echo. Numerous local families visited homes and ranches Friday to Sunday, with gatherings at John Olson, E A Leithead, Cloverdale and Mapledale sites.
Marcus residents watch high water recede while locals share visits across Spokane Davenport and Ketle Falls. Community notes include births travels, school exams, remodeling projects and local sports with Marcus beating Meyers Falls 7 to 2.
West Side and Addy residents helped move Mrs. Christ Galer and children to Valleyford using a truck on Saturday. The Marble Valley and Addy granges plan a July 4 celebration at the Gardiner ranch with a ball game and amusements.
Summit Valley residents report Nathalie Noble was taken to Valley hospital for an appendicitis operation. Other notes mention guests F J Colburn and H J Noble, grange address by KE C Durdle, illness of Lester McDaniel, recent thunder storms, a broken arm for Walter Wyene, ripe strawberries, and local community events including 4 H activities and a Sunday school picnic.
Mrs T M Orser of North Basin, who underwent a major operation at Mt Carmel hospital on May 25, returned home Thursday of last week. Mrs Frank Tilson visited Colville Tuesday afternoon. William Prouty finished hauling tele phone poles into Colville after putting up his day. Mrs Charlie Smith and daughter Mrs George Wilcox visited T M Orser Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Forest Young stay with Mrs Young's father Mr Leithead at Meyers Falls for the week.
Ella Golder hosted the White Lake Red Cross Social on June 15 with a picnic dinner under trees. Attendees included Mesdames Keough Knapp Burden Burse Christman Skiles Vibrans McNamee McPhail Shepherdson Deihl Brooks Conrad J Gibson A L Knapp Buchanan Golder. Community news covers relocations births and pleasant harvest prospects.
The Stevens County region offers an immense outdoor paradise with ethereal mountain views, pine forests, and abundant waters. Colville, the county seat, sits in a scenic Colville valley near Mill Creek and the Colville River, with falls, rapids, and towering cliff faces inviting campers and hunters to explore a vast, picturesque landscape.
This column shows Colville price ideas for produce based on Spokane rates. Quotations come from Wilson Produce Company Wingham's Market TopNoch Mills and Old Dominion Creamery. Meat prices reflect the current week values.
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